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June 1st 07, 07:22 AM
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Dipole exposed to the elements question
I'm getting ready to put up an Alpha Delta DX-LB-Plus antenna. I notice
there are a lot of exposed terminals. (Perhaps the nuts and bolts are stainless?). Should the connections be water sealed somehow? -- Bob D. ND9B |
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June 1st 07, 12:43 PM
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Dipole exposed to the elements question
"Bob D." wrote in message m... I'm getting ready to put up an Alpha Delta DX-LB-Plus antenna. I notice there are a lot of exposed terminals. (Perhaps the nuts and bolts are stainless?). Should the connections be water sealed somehow? -- Bob D. ND9B I use RTV, the non acetic kind.Regular RTV is more corrosive than leaving it out. I think this comes in black too that is sa lot more UV resistant but I havent tried this yet |
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